hilariously funny В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

Преводи за hilariously funny в английски»италиански речника

hilariously funny [hɪˈleərɪəslɪ] ПРИЛ

hilariously funny

esilarante

hilariously funny

divertentissimo

Преводи за hilariously funny в английски»италиански речника

I.funny¹ [Brit ˈfʌni, Am ˈfəni] ПРИЛ

1. funny (amusing):

funny person, incident

divertente, buffo

funny film, joke

divertente

are you trying to be funny? разг

stai cercando di fare lo spiritoso?

very funny! ирон

molto divertente!

2. funny (odd):

funny hat, smell, noise

strano

funny person

strano, bizzarro, buffo

a funny voice

una strana voce

it's funny that she hasn't phoned

è strano che non abbia telefonato

it's funny how people change

è curioso quanto la gente cambi

there's something funny about him

ha qualcosa di strano

something funny's going on

sta succedendo qualcosa di strano

it's a funny feeling but…

è una strana sensazione ma…

it's funny you should mention it

è strano che tu ne parli

3. funny (unwell) разг:

to feel funny

non sentirsi un granché

II.funny¹ [Brit ˈfʌni, Am ˈfəni] НРЧ разг

funny walk, talk, act:

funny

in modo strano, bizzarro

III.funny¹ [Brit ˈfʌni, Am ˈfəni]

funny peculiar or funny ha-ha?

= strano o buffo?

funny² [Brit ˈfʌni, Am ˈfəni] СЪЩ

funny

= imbarcazione con un solo rematore

hilariously funny в PONS речника

Преводи за hilariously funny в английски»италиански речника

funny <-ier, -iest> [ˈfʌ·ni] ПРИЛ

1. funny (amusing):

funny

divertente

to see the funny side of a situation

vedere il lato comico di una situazione

2. funny разг (witty):

funny

spiritoso, -a

to try to be funny разг

fare lo spiritoso

3. funny (odd, peculiar):

funny

strano, -a

to have a funny feeling that …

avere lo strano presentimento che…

to have funny ideas

avere idee strambe

4. funny (slightly ill):

to feel funny

sentirsi strano, -a

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

английски

The characterisation is sharp, the craic often hilariously funny, but there are also chilling vignettes of stomach-turning violence.

www.telegraph.co.uk